Emeritus Prof. Terry Wall

Work Phone	(02) 4921 6179
Fax	(02) 4921 6920
Email	Terry.Wall@newcastle.edu.au
Positions	Professor School of Engineering The University of Newcastle, Australia
Positions	Emeritus Professor School of Engineering The University of Newcastle, Australia
Office	ES306, Engineering Science - D.w. George

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Qualifications

PhD, University of Newcastle

Research

Research keywords

fuels and energy

Research expertise

Professor Wall has a high international standing for leadership and personal contributions in R&D on coal combustion which enhanced power station performance and environmental control in Australia and overseas, and provided major support to the Australian coal export industry.

Fields of Research

Description (Code)	%
Resources Engineering And Extractive Metallurgy Not Elsewhere Classified(091499)	50
Chemical Engineering(090400)	35
Physical Chemistry Not Elsewhere Classified(030699)	15

Centres and Groups

Centre

Memberships

Editorial Board.

Editorial boards of international journals. - Editorship and editorial board involvement of international journals. Foundation editor of the IFRF Electronic Combustion Journal at http://www.journal.ifrf.net, and current member of editorial board,

Learned Academy.

Fellow - Australian Academy of Technological Science and Engineering (Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering)

Awards

Honours.

2002	Member Order of Australia (Australia) Recognition of service to industry. Awarded Membership of the Order of Australia (AM) in Australia Day honours list for service to the coal industry and education in 2002. Elected Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering in 2002.

Recognition.

2006	Low Emission Demonstration Technology Fund DITR (Australia) In 2004 Professor Wall initiated research on oxyfuel technology in Australia associated with potential CO2 recovery and sequestration, and played a major role in establishing the $2 million Australia/Japan Oxyfuel Feasibility Project, with IHI and CCUJ (Japan) and Australian industry funding from 2004-06. In 2005, Wall helped establish oxyfuel technology as a viable greenhouse reduction technology recognised internationally, through collaboration with colleagues in Japan, US and Europe, and organising sessions in conferences including at the Clearwater (US) Coal Conference, the most respected conference on coal technologies. This coincided with the publication of the first review on the technology (Buhre B.J.P., Elliott L.K, Sheng C.D, Gupta, and Wall T.F , Oxy-Fuel Combustion Technology For Coal-Fired Power Generation, Progress in Energy and Combustion Science, 31,283-307, 2005). In 2006 this has led to a successful application to the Australian Low Emission Technology Demonstration Fund (LEDTF) for $184 million submitted by CS Energy, to retrofit a unit at the Callide power station in Queensland to oxyfuel.
2002	Director of research organisations CRCs (Australia) Research management, including major role in creation of two coal Cooperative Research Centres, and Deputy Executive Director, CRC for Black Coal Utilisation, 1995 -2001, and Deputy CEO, CRC for Coal in Sustainable Development, 2002-2005.

2006

Low Emission Demonstration Technology Fund
DITR (Australia)
In 2004 Professor Wall initiated research on oxyfuel technology in Australia associated with potential CO2 recovery and sequestration, and played a major role in establishing the $2 million Australia/Japan Oxyfuel Feasibility Project, with IHI and CCUJ (Japan) and Australian industry funding from 2004-06. In 2005, Wall helped establish oxyfuel technology as a viable greenhouse reduction technology recognised internationally, through collaboration with colleagues in Japan, US and Europe, and organising sessions in conferences including at the Clearwater (US) Coal Conference, the most respected conference on coal technologies. This coincided with the publication of the first review on the technology (Buhre B.J.P., Elliott L.K, Sheng C.D, Gupta, and Wall T.F , Oxy-Fuel Combustion Technology For Coal-Fired Power Generation, Progress in Energy and Combustion Science, 31,283-307, 2005). In 2006 this has led to a successful application to the Australian Low Emission Technology Demonstration Fund (LEDTF) for $184 million submitted by CS Energy, to retrofit a unit at the Callide power station in Queensland to oxyfuel.

2002

Director of research organisations
CRCs (Australia)
Research management, including major role in creation of two coal Cooperative Research Centres, and Deputy Executive Director, CRC for Black Coal Utilisation, 1995 -2001, and Deputy CEO, CRC for Coal in Sustainable Development, 2002-2005.

Research Award.

2002	Various awards for excellence, innovation and contributions to the coal industry Various (United States) Awards from institutions and professional bodies including the ESSO award of Excellence in Chemical Engineering of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, the Bryers Award of the Engineering Foundation of US ASME, in 1997, John Chipman Award of the Iron and Steel Society Process Technology Division, US, in 2002, and the US Pitt Award for Innovation for outstanding contributions to coal combustion technology, in 2003. Recognition of service to industry. Awarded Membership of the order of Australia (AM) in Australia Day honours list for 'service to the coal industry and education' in 2002. Elected Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering in 2002.

2002

Various awards for excellence, innovation and contributions to the coal industry
Various (United States)
Awards from institutions and professional bodies including the ESSO award of Excellence in Chemical Engineering of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, the Bryers Award of the Engineering Foundation of US ASME, in 1997, John Chipman Award of the Iron and Steel Society Process Technology Division, US, in 2002, and the US Pitt Award for Innovation for outstanding contributions to coal combustion technology, in 2003. Recognition of service to industry. Awarded Membership of the order of Australia (AM) in Australia Day honours list for 'service to the coal industry and education' in 2002. Elected Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering in 2002.

Invitations

Invited Plenary Presentations
The Combustion Institute, University of Pittsburgh, Germany (Conference Presentation - non published.)

2007

Administrative

Administrative expertise

Leadership in the establishment and management of an internationally recognised University centre for teaching and research on the sustainable use of coal for power generation and continued support for coal exports. Key roles in the establishment and management of the CRC for Black Coal Utilisation and the succeeding CRC for Coal in Sustainable Development.

Teaching

Teaching keywords

Chemical Engineering

Teaching expertise

Leadership in the establishment and management of an internationally recognised University centre for teaching and research on the sustainable use of coal..

The University of Newcastle, Australia